From smallest to largest, the ecological levels of organization are:

The levels of organization in ecology are a way of studying the living beings where the categories are defined by the relationship that living beings have.
From smallest to largest they are the following:
• Individual,, a single living being.
,• Population,, a group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time.
,• Community,, which includes the populations of different species that live in the same area.
,• Ecosystem,, the living and not living elements in an area.
,• Biomes, are big regions characterized by their climate, flora, fauna, and soil type.
,• Biosphere,, all the parts of Earth where life is found.
Of the options, the last one (individual, populations, community, ecosystem, biome) it's the right answer.